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In D.C. Fire and EMS’ 150-year history, 101 firefighters have died in the line of duty. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.

This year, the D.C. Fire and EMS Department will commemorate 150 years of serving the nation’s capital, and on Saturday, the department honored the 101 firefighters who have lost their lives carrying out that service. 

Police are investigating a man’s death after he was found early Friday in an overturned SUV riddled with bullet holes near DC Route 295 Northeast Washington, D.C.

Police are investigating a man’s death after he was found early Friday in an overturned SUV riddled with bullet holes near DC Route 295 Northeast Washington, D.C.

The Dance Institute of Washington secured a huge award. News4’s Molette Green reports on how the program helps underserved students.

Since a construction project was paused last year, leftover dirt has slowly pushed onto a Northeast D.C. woman’s property.

A woman says her house is slowly sinking after a construction project was postponed, and that the city isn’t doing anything to stop it. News4’s Walter Morris reports.

The bill authorizes Mayor Muriel Bowser to create an office that provides services and temporary housing, among other things.

News4’s Walter Morris reports on big changes that could be coming to traffic cameras in the District, and the strong opinions they’re generation.

Investigators want to know if the SUV’s heat alarm system was working properly before the dog, a 7-year-old Belgain Malinois named Rocket, died. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.

Drivers in Washington, D.C., may have something new to worry about as they pass traffic cameras: under a new bill introduced to the D.C. Council, they could give drivers caught breaking the law points on their licenses. 

A police spokesperson confirms the death of the dog is now under investigation and that preliminary reports say the dog was left alone inside a police vehicle.

A police spokesperson confirms the death of the dog is now under investigation and that preliminary reports say the dog was left alone inside a police vehicle. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

News4’s Mauricio Casillas shows that preparations began Sunday as D.C. joins the world in commemorating the queen’s life and legacy.

As Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral services got underway early Monday morning, at least one D.C. pub opened its doors so a crowd of customers could watch the historic ceremony.

The Nationals Park occupancy permit was extended to December 2023, according to a DCRA spokesperson. Officials say this gives Events DC time to submit plans for review and approval.

For the second time in a week, migrants sent by bus from Texas arrived Saturday near the vice president’s residence in Northwest D.C.

A French bulldog was snatched from an Embassy Suites in Foggy Bottom.

The group said it’s “desperately concerned” about the current and long-term wellbeing of the missing puppies.

All five people are expected to survive.